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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com WOODWORKING Cold-case murder trial set to start ❏ William Hadix accused in 2003 shooting death, robbery. By David Grieder STAFF WRITER [email protected] CLOVIS — A cold-case murder trial is set to begin Nov. 27. William Hadix is accused in the September 2003 shooting death and robbery of Jessie Clyde “J.C.” Tucker in Clovis. In a docket call Monday morn- ing, Judge Fred Van Soelen con- firmed the dates of the five-day trial. It’s scheduled to begin with jury selection Nov. 27 and last through Dec. 1. Hadix Deputy District Attorney Brian Stover and defense attorney Gary Mitchell both attended the hearing telephonically, with Hadix present in custody. “Barring a difficulty with the weather, I don’t see any problem (with the trial starting Nov. 27),” Stover said Monday, referring to the plan for Dr. Ross Reichard to travel in from the east coast to be a pathologist witness in the trial. Hadix, 69, was arrested in September 2015 in eastern Illinois after investigators said a key source

HADIX on Page 3A Woody’s Jewelry closing after 62 years in Portales

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PORTALES — A staple of Portales’ business district is closing after 62 years. Woody’s Jewelry will hold a final sale Thursday through Sunday, according to its promotional advertising. Owner Danny Woodward declined to comment on the closing, but the message on the store’s answering machine reports: “After 62 wonderful years and two generations in business, Danny and Chris (Woodward) are retiring. Thanks to all who have made Woody’s Jewelry a great success.” The business was opened by H.L. and Myrtice Woodward on March 1, 1955, according to Woody’s website. “After being wounded in World War II, Woody went to the Thompson’s School of Practical Watchmaking in Kansas City (Missouri), where he learned watch and jewelry repair. The store began as mostly repair, but the couple expanded inventory as they grew,” the website reports. Staff photo: Tony Bullocks In 1962, the business moved to its current loca- Clay Frontz of Clovis on Monday cuts some ash wood for a table he’s building at his home on Chantecleer Place. Frontz tion at 117 W. Second St., and doubled in size said he’s been doing wood work for the past three years and uses it as a way to relax. after a remodel in 2006, according to the website. Eastern New Mexico News wins AP state paper of year award ❏ Newspaper also the 109th annual New Mexico Tribune. It is the first time the place honors in the Daily Class II The staff of The News, led by Press Association convention at group has won the AP honor. division as part of the contest. Editor David Stevens and wins eight first-place the Hyatt Regency Tamaya That accolade came as part of The contest is divided in four Managing Editor Kevin Wilson, Resort and Spa. the 2017 NMPA AP Managing categories: Daily Class I — captured first place for Best honors in contest. The AP award is given to one Editors Better Newspaper 11,000 and above circulation, News Coverage. Complete sec- newspaper statewide annually, Contest over the weekend. The Daily Class II — 10,999 and tions of the paper were judged on THE STAFF OF THE NEWS and The News was competing contest is sponsored jointly by below circulation, Weekly Class overall depth of local news cov- against much larger papers in NMPA and the New Mexico AP. I — 5,000 and above circulation erage in the community, style BERNALILLO — The Eastern Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Judging was completed by mem- and Weekly Class II — 4,999 and layout and readability. New Mexico News was awarded Cruces. The News was launched bers of the Arizona Newspaper below circulation. “A well-rounded newspaper,” the prestigious 2017 Associated last November as the merger and Association. Statewide, 43 newspapers wrote one of the judges. “The Press State Newspaper of the continuation of the Clovis News The News collected eight first- competed. Entries had to appear Year honor on Saturday night at Journal and Portales News- place awards and six second- from July 1, 2016-June 30, 2017. AWARDS on Page 3A

Forecast: Today Wednesday Thursday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 5A Reach us at: High: 77 High: 66 High: 72 Classified ...... 5-6B Markets ...... 2A (575) 763-3431 Comics ...... 4B Obituaries...... 3A Low: 46 Low: 42 Low: 50 Voices...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Events calendar Infrastructure on agenda Today Pre-K Storyhour — 10 a.m. at ■ Afterschool STEAM — 4:30 Clovis-Carver Public Library. totals $459,959, with a local Street to Dallas Avenue, for the construction of a new p.m. program for grades K-6 at Information: 575-769-7840 BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS ■ match of $106,937, accord- remodeling services for the fire substation will be dis- Portales Public Library. Activity: Medicaid meeting — 1 p.m.- PORTALES — A number ing to City Manager Sammy new Portales Police cussed. Play your way. Information: 575- 4 p.m. at Matt 25 Hope Center, of infrastructure improve- Standefer. Department building on U.S. ■ Outside utility requests 356-3940 1200 N. Thornton Street, Clovis. ■ Books and babies — 10:30 Q&A, renewal and enrollment. ments will be up for “Once the bid’s awarded, 70, and landscaping around by two Portales residents a.m. for ages 0-3 at Portales Public Information: 575-910-1319 approval at today’s Portales we settle down, work out the city’s recycling pond. will be discussed. ■ Library. Story: Turkey Tuesdays. City Council meeting. those terms in a contract, as Also at today’s meeting at A public hearing for the Information: 575-356-3940 Friday Perhaps most notably, the to when that would begin 6:30 p.m. in the Memorial transfer of a dispenser-like ■ Quilters Tuesday — 6 p.m. at ■ Veterans Resource Day — 9 award of a contract for and end. It should be a very Building: liquor license to Farmers Clovis-Carver Public Library. a.m.-noon at Roy Walker improvements to the city’s fast project,” he said. ■ Service awards will be Country Market will be dis- Lesson: Charm pack purse. Recreation Center, 316 W. Second sewage lift stations to Portales’ six lift stations presented Standefer, cussed. Information: 575-763-9687 Street, Clovis. Information: 211 Adame Construction, Inc. allow sewage to flow Portales Fire Department ■ Officials will hear a ■ Get Up, Get Movin’, Get Fit will be discussed. through the city, Standefer Battalion Chief Shannon report on a water leak that — 8 a.m.-3 p.m. healthy aging cam- Saturday The improvements, which said. Lee, and Emergency occurred Nov. 4. paign for older adults 50+. Bring a ■ Friends of Music POPs were part of the city’s 2016 Three contracts for archi- Management Director Keith ■ An update from the lunch. Information: 888-623-6676 Concert — 7 p.m. in the Campus community development tecture services will be up Wattenbarger. city’s finance administration Union Ballroom, ENMU. Tickets: block grant from the New for approval, including ■ Authorization for a $1 committee regarding poten- Wednesday $30 general, $20 active military and ■ Mexico Department of improvements on the city’s million loan from the New tial revenue enhancements Teen game day — 4:30 p.m. family. Order by Monday. Finance and Administration, arterial system from Seventh Mexico Finance Authority will be heard. for ages 13-18 at Portales Public Information: 575-562-2377 Library. Activity: Xbox One free ■ Family game day — 10 a.m.- play. Information: 575-356-3940 4 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Public ■ Preschool storytime — Library. Information: 575-763-9687 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public ■ Hartley House Festival of Board to discuss leadership program Library. Story: ‘Thanks and Giving.’ Trees — 5 p.m.-7:30 p.m. at Traci’s Information: 575-356-3940 Greenhouse. All proceeds go the BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS and analyze the school district and will Other items on the agenda for the ■ Stitch Addicts — 6:30 p.m. at Hartley House. Information: 575- produce a report detailing the strengths 5:30 p.m. meeting at the administration Clovis-Carver Public Library. 762-0050 CLOVIS — The Clovis Municipal and weaknesses of the district. building at 1009 Main St. include: Lesson: Crochet tree skirt. Schools Board of Education will dis- Balch said three schools will be ■ Parkview Elementary Principal Information: 575-763-9687 Ongoing cuss the results of the district’s selected to follow the model suggested Wayne Marshall will present an update ■ Gothic Science Fiction and ■ Artist of the month — Art involvement with the University of by the report next year. He does not on the school to the board. Noir movie — 7:30 p.m. in room from Portales Escalera Art Guild Virginia Partnership for Leaders in know yet which schools will be picked, ■ The CHS marching band will be JWLA 112 at Eastern New Mexico Group will be on exhibit all month at Education program at its regular meet- but said the Clovis High Freshman recognized for its recent strong per- University. Movie: “Sleep Dealer.” Clovis-Carver Public Library. ing tonight. Academy may be one of them. formances at competitions. Information: 575-562-1011 Information: 575-762-6359 The school turnaround program was Balch said because of the district’s ■ The board is expected to take ■ Fall Jazz Concert — 7 p.m. in ■ Fabula Animalis exhibit — established in 2003 and provides recent participation in the New Mexico action on an amended service contract Buchanan Hall at Eastern New Through Nov. 21 at Runnels assessments of school systems across Public Education Department’s with Adair Inc. for the 2017-18 school Mexico University. Admission: Free. Gallery, ENMU. Admission: Free. the country. Principals Pursuing Excellence pro- year. According to the contract CMS Information: 575-562-1011 Information: 575-562-1011 ■ Medicaid meeting — 1 p.m.- ■ Coat drive — Through Nov. Superintendent Jody Balch said gram, PED will pay for the majority of will pay Adair a little over $2 million 5 p.m. at The Memorial Building, members of the program came to the program’s costs, with CMS picking for bus rental, insurance and inspec- 20 with drop-off locations in 200 E. Seventh Street, Portales. Portales at Memorial Building, Clovis to interview CMS employees up the tab for about 33 percent. tions for the school year. Q&A, renewal and enrollment. Recreation Center, First United Information: 575-910-1319 Methodist Church, City Hall. Accepting new or gently used Thursday coats, blankets and winter acces- ENMU regents holding special meeting ■ Michael Martin Murphey — 7 sories. Information: 575-356-6662 p.m. at Marshall Auditorium. ■ Food drive — Through Nov. BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS mended that ENMU begin tions” and provide support to the people here will travel to Tickets: $15-$20. Information: 575- 29 at Clovis-Carver Public Library. “centralizing administrative the Ruidoso and Roswell the other campuses a little 769-4115 Donations given to Food Bank of PORTALES — Eastern functions on the main cam- branch campuses. bit. Right now, they only go ■ Preschool storytime — 6 Eastern New Mexico. Information: New Mexico University is pus to be more efficient,” CIO Clark Elswick and down there for board meet- p.m. at Portales Public Library. 575-769-7840 holding a special meeting according to President Jeff Human Resources Director ings and things, but they’ll Book: ‘Thanks and Giving.’ today to address suggestions Elwell. Benito Gonzales will assume go down there to work with Information: 575-356-3940 The events calendar is a daily ■ Tween program — 4:30 p.m. listing of area events. To place an in a recent legislative report Regents will be asked to their duties on behalf of the them on various projects, or for ages 9-12 at Portales Public that it better manage its consider expanding two entire ENMU system, to make sure we’re all work- item on the calendar, call the Library. Book discussion: ‘The newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- administrative functions. positions — chief informa- according to a recommenda- ing together,” he said. Hobbit.’ Information: 575-356-3940 mail: The 72-page report, creat- tion officer and director of tion Elwell will make to The meeting will take ■ Combined Toddler Time and [email protected] ed by the Legislative human resources — to “cen- regents. place at 1 p.m. at the ENMU Finance Committee, recom- tralize administrative func- “It will probably mean that Administration Building. Meetings calendar Lottery Today Thursday ■ Portales City Council — ■ Clovis City Commission — Saturday 6:30 p.m. in council chambers at 5:15 p.m. in north annex at Clovis- the Memorial Building. Information: Carver Public Library. Information: 575-356-6662 ext. 1012 575-769-7828 Powerball ■ Clovis Board of Education ■ Curry County Commission 4 6 16 30 56 — 5:30 p.m. in board room, 1009 — 9 a.m. special meeting in com- Powerball: 18 Main St. Information: 575-769-4300 mission chambers at county admin- Powerplay: 2 istration building. Information: 575- Wednesday 763-6016 ■ Chamber Board of Directors Lotto Texas — 11:30 a.m. at Clovis Chamber of This calendar is a daily listing 16 19 21 22 36 53 Commerce. Information: 575-763- of area public meetings. To place 3435 an item on the calendar, call the ■ Local Emergency Planning newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- Committee — 1 p.m. at city hall, mail: Clovis. Information: 575-769-7828 [email protected]

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Obituaries coal per hour when operat- NOV. 14 ing at maximum capacity. Janelle Duke Brooks Death notices 1957: The Curry County January 5, 1929 – September 2, 2017 On this date ... Tuberculosis Chapter was Janelle Duke Brooks, Hywanah Russell 1982: Employees of set to kick off its Christmas "Dannyjan", 88, of Clovis Hywanah Russell, 91, of Southwestern Public Service seals sale, an annual holiday died Saturday, September Clovis, died Thursday, Nov. were preparing for an open fundraiser to assist patients 2, 2017, at Northwest 9, 2017, in Clovis. house for their recently battling TB in the area. Texas Hospital in Amarillo, She was born Jan. 12, completed coal-fired power George Murphy was chair Texas. A celebration of life of the project, while Dr. will be held from 1:00 pm to 1926, in Clovis. plant, Tolk Station Unit No. 4:00 pm Saturday, Novem- Services: 2 p.m. 1, near Muleshoe. Martin Goodwin was presi- ber 18, 2017, at The Work- Wednesday in the Steed- The 561,000-kilowatt dent of the local TB chapter. force Building, 1st and Todd Funeral Home Chapel. plant was the largest ever The two of the them — Main, Clovis, NM. Crema- Burial will follow at Lawn built by SPS, and was along with publicity chair- Christmas Seals” to “Fight tion has taken place. Haven Cemetery. expected to provide electric- man, Mrs. Norman Bloom TB.” Janelle was born January Information: 575-763- ity for 225,000 people. — were photographed by 5, 1929 to W.O. and Anna 5541 The two-day open house the Clovis News-Journal as Pages Past is compiled Jetru Duke. She attended included tours of the facili- they affixed signs to postal by Betty Williamson. Chillicothe Schools and Contact her at: graduated in 1946. After Donald Webb ty, which was designed to trucks to help encourage burn 296 tons of low-sulfur locals to “Buy and Use [email protected] graduation, she dedicated her singing talents to the USO, Donald Webb, 85, of which brought her to Clovis Air Force Base in Clovis, NM, where she met the love of her life, Bob Brooks. Janelle Tucumcari, died Saturday, married Bob on August 28, 1949. Together, Bob and Nov. 11, 2017, in Janelle owned several properties including: Columbia Tucumcari. Stevens and staff, first Manor Apartments, Wells Fargo Self Storage, and Ace He was born June 28, Awards place Pawn. She also owned Jackman's Ladies Wear from 1977 1932, in Tucumcari. ■ News Writing: through 1990. Services: 11 a.m. Nov. 25 from Page 1A Survivors include: her four children; Charles (Cheryl) Kevin Wilson, second at Cimarron Methodist place Brooks of Portales, NM, Mark Brooks of Clovis, NM, Bren- Church. da Brooks of Clovis, NM, and Bryan and wife, Gina Battali- staff does a great job cov- ■ Education Writing: Brooks of Denver, CO, and four grandsons; Jeffrey Brooks, Information: 575-762- ering the tragic events as Kevin Wilson, first place John Borden, Timothy Brooks, and Bryson Brooks. She 4435 well as the things that ■ Sports Column was preceded in death by her parents; W.O. and Anna make this community Writing: Rob Langrell, Jetru Duke, her husband; Bob Brooks, and her siblings; special. Obviously, this first place Stevens Langrell Merle Taylor, Eunice Burt, Johnnye Fugitt, and Aldine Janelle Brooks community is lucky to ■ General News Duke. Janelle Brooks, 88, of have such a paper.” A "Celebration of Life" potluck gathering will be held a lat- Clovis, died Saturday, Sept. Photography: Anna er date. The burial of her ashes will be private. Wilson collected three George, first place 2, 2017, in Amarillo. awards on the night, ■ The family requests memorial contributions be made to She was born Jan. 5, Sports Photography: while staff photographer the Christian Children's Home, 1356 Hwy 236, Portales, 1929, in Chillicothe, Texas. Kevin Wilson, first place NM 88130 or Matt 25 P.O.1448 Clovis, NM 88102. Tony Bullocks and adver- ■ Services: A celebration of Feature Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral tising designer Marty life potluck is scheduled for Photography: Tony Home & High Plains Crematory. 575 762-4435 muffleyfu- Williamson took home 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Bullocks, second place neralhome.com two apiece. ■ Workforce building, Clovis. Photo Series: Tony “We had a very strong Bullocks, second place Information: 575-762- ■ Wilson George Hywanah Russell 4435 showing at the annual Supplements and January 12, 1926 – November 9, 2017 press association Special Sections: Editor Hywanah McFarland Rus- awards,” said Publisher David Stevens and staff sell, 91, passed away at 8:55 Services pending Rob Langrell. “It’s a tes- for the 10th anniversary pm, on Thursday, November tament to our small staff tornado section, first 9, 2017, at the Plains Re- Arturo Ulibarri, 36, of and team working togeth- place gional Medical Center in Clo- er to accomplish great ■ vis, NM. She had suffered a Clovis, died Saturday, Nov. Real Estate heart attack earlier in the 11, 2017, in Clovis. things. While it’s always Advertisement: Marty day. Hwyanah was living Arrangements are by nice to be recognized and Williamson, first place with her husband Ben Rus- Muffley Funeral Home. to win awards like these, ■ Automobile sell, in the Memory Care Unit we all know that our eye Advertisement: Ethan at Wheatfields Senior Living William Case, 87, of is always on the bigger Lewis, first place Bullocks Williamson Community, for the past 16 Clovis, died Sunday, Nov. prize of keeping the com- ■ Retail months. munity informed and Advertisement: Marty Hywanah was born to Fred 12, 2017, at his home. Arrangements are by serving as the best local Williamson, second place and Marie McFarland on Jan- ■ uary 12, 1926, in Clovis. Muffley Funeral Home. newspaper that we can be Shared/Signature She was president of the each and every morning.” Advertising Page: Franki Clovis High School Debate Lola Starbuck, 94, of Following is the full Baca and staff, second Team her senior year, gradu- Clovis, died Sunday, Nov. list of awards for the place ating in 1943. Hywanah graduated from Hardin-Simmons 12, 2017, at her home. Eastern New Mexico ■ Classified University at Abiline, TX in 1947, with a degree in educa- News: Advertising Section: tion. She was a Cowgirl with the Hardin-Simmons Universi- Arrangements are by Muffley Funeral Home. ■ Best News Rebekah Blakeley and ty Marching Band. Baca Lewis On July 3, 1948, Hywanah married Ben Louis Russell at Coverage: Editor David staff, second place the First Presbyterian Church in Portales, NM. During this Marilyn Chavez, 79, of time, she was also able to earn a Masters in Education at Clovis, died Monday, Nov. Eastern New Mexico University in 1955. She went on to 13, 2017, in Clovis. teach at Eugene Field Elementary School for one year, Arrangements are by as a substitute pathologist. timony the state will allow. then for 29 years, she taught the fifth grade at James Bick- Muffley Funeral Home. Hadix Because of that limitation, we Stover said “it would have ley Elementary School, until she retired. She was an avid felt it would be better to go to be something really unex- reader of novels and Christian romance novels. Hywanah from Page 1A through the effort to get (one pected or weird” to keep the enjoyed traveling with Ben to all the European nations, with Marjorie McKenzie, 98, of Tucumcari, died of the original pathologists).” trial from commencing at the the exception of Finland and Poland. In the Western Hemi- came forward. An initial effort Monday, Nov. 13, 2017, at Reichard, now with the end of the month. sphere, Hywanah traveled to Nova Scotia, Ontario, Pana- at the trial in April was can- ma, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Ecuador. Her Asian trav- her home. Mayo Clinic’s Division of Tucker’s daughter Jackie els took her and Ben to Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Arrangements are by celed the morning of jury Anatomic Pathology, had par- Davidson said Monday she Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand. Lastly, she spent Muffley Funeral Home. selection, when Van Soelen ticipated in Tucker’s autopsy was “ready to get this thing eight days in Morocco. Hywanah also found the time to announced the lawyers were with McFeely and as such can going and get it behind us.” teach a Womans Senior Sunday School class, for 60 years, unable to work around the testify more fully in the trial, “It’s been 14 years. It’s a at Central Baptist Church. She read about Jesus Christ six Funerals absence of Dr. Patricia Stover said. long time coming,” she said. days a week, at 8:30 am, in devotional books. McFeely, one of the patholo- If weather or anything else “I’m just looking forward to Hywanah Russell is survived by her husband B.L. Russell of Clovis; one son, Michael Rand Russell of Clovis; three Today gists who performed Tucker’s prevents Reichard from com- this so I can have some peace.” first cousins, Lee Ann Leslie, Don Leslie, and Jack Leslie of Marty Burger — 1 p.m. autopsy in 2003. ing to Clovis in time, Mitchell did not respond to a Clovis; and a sister-in-law, Elayne Logan of Pomona, CA. at Faith Christian Family In McFeely’s absence, Dr. Zummwalt would then be request Monday for additional Services for Hywanah are to be held on Wednesday, Church, Clovis Ross Zummwalt of the state brought in to provide what tes- comment. November 15, 2017, at 2:00 pm, in the Steed Todd Funeral Wednesday Office of the Medical Home Chapel, with Damon Pearce, officiating. Burial will Eddy Hiner — 10 a.m. at Investigator was poised to tes- follow immediately after at Lawn Haven Cemetery. Wheeler Mortuary Chapel tify then as a substitute pathol- Services are under the care and direction of Steed Todd Hywanah Russell — 2 ogist. However, the ravages of Funeral Home, 800 E Manana, Clovis NM, (575)763-5541. p.m. in the Steed-Todd You may sign the online guest registry at www.steedtodd.- time would have limited the com Funeral Home Chapel extent of his testimony. Thursday “The issue in this case is that E.L. Hinton Jr. — 2 p.m. (the murder) happened in at First United Methodist 2003. To compound that, the Church, Roswell OMI had a fire in one of the Nov. 25 places where they stored their Donald Webb — 11 a.m. files (pertaining to the case),” at Cimarron Methodist Stover said Monday. “We have Church a copy of the file and we have photographs, but the court lim- ited what Ross Zummwalt would be able to testify about Page 4A Tuesday Nov. 14, 2017 The voice of Curry and Roosevelt Counties OICES and beyond V THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Pets can be both cause, solution for allergies nfortunately for ening. formed genotypes of early years had a reduced ronment with pets, and all pets, all too often There are many animals almost 400 at-risk children likelihood of developing the dirt, germs and hair Uthey — or more Sharna whose dander — tiny flakes to identify their specific other respiratory complica- they bring to the relation- specifically their hair and of dried skin that go air- genetic predictors of asth- tions such as pneumonia ship, as a good thing to Johnson borne and stick to fabrics ma, then evaluated their and bronchiolitus. help boost immunities and dander — are triggers that ◆ can make things miserable and surfaces — and fur, environmental exposure to Though the results point reduce allergies in children. In search can trigger allergies and cat and dog allergens dur- toward individuals with a Of course if one already for those prone to allergies of ponies or respiratory conditions. asthma attacks. Of those, ing early childhood. specific genetic profile and has a dangerous allergy or It’s a sad thing to discover cats are definitely one that Being exposed to dogs may not extend to all who asthma condition, it’s prob- many people have sensitiv- didn’t make any difference suffer respiratory condi- ably way too late to try a pet might be causing cause. someone in the house prob- ities to. However new in the development of asth- tions, the knowledge could exposure. Allergies can range from research indicates in some ma as children aged; how- help those children at the lems. And while there may However, if family histo- irritating to life threatening people, exposure to cats ever the same was not true highest levels of suscepti- ry points to the possibility be some things that can be and the concerns posed might be exactly what they when it came to cats. bility avoid developing of severe asthma down the done to lessen the impact of specifically by respiratory need. In children carrying the asthma, something the road, it’s quite possible their presence, if the issues conditions are no small A team of physicians in genotype with the strongest researchers suggest should having a cat in the same are severe enough, families issue, especially for chil- Copenhagen dedicated to known genetic risk for be further explored. house as a new baby will often arrive at a difficult dren. the study of childhood childhood asthma The results join a grow- keep away more than mice conclusion — that the crit- When it comes to dealing asthma recently announced (rs7216389 high-risk TT) ing body of research, and — and might ultimately ters have to go. with things like asthma — a that exposure to cats in the those who had been advice from experts that even save, or at the least, In a surprising turn of chronic condition in which, early years may actually exposed to cats in the early increasingly points to harm improve their quality life. events, however, it appears when exposed to a trigger, decrease the risk of devel- years had a lower preva- being caused by over- one animal often known to the lungs and airways oping asthma in some chil- lence of asthma and cleaning and sterilization Sharna Johnson is trigger asthma and other res- respond and restrict airflow dren at a genetically high- showed a decreased risk for of our environments. On always searching for piratory conditions might — experiencing an attack risk for asthma, pneumonia developing it. the contrary, more ponies. Contact her at: also be a solution to the that leaves you gasping for and bronchiolitus. Likewise, high-risk chil- researchers are suggesting insearchofponies very problem it’s known to air can be downright fright- The researchers per- dren exposed to cats in the that sharing the home envi- @gmail.com It’s time Dems started acting like the majority

nd there’s more Asian-American woman to came the day after the elec- the steel mills back, build a suade these people. You can where that came the Virginia Legislature. tion in the form of a must- border wall, or repeal only defeat them. Last Afrom. Leonard And from the department read Politico piece by Obamacare. “But I like week’s vote proves this isn’t Or at least, let us fervent- of just deserts: Michael Kruse. him,” she insists, “because impossible. Pitts To the contrary, it is emi- ly hope. ◆ Robert Marshall, a He visited Trump he does what he says.” The Republican Party was Virginia lawmaker who Country, the city of In another, a bunch of 60- nently doable if we are ener- Syndicated gized, organized and active thoroughly rebuked in last columnist authored a bill restricting Johnstown in western somethings in this town of week’s election, and no transgender peoples’ use of Pennsylvania, to take the boarded-up homes and opi- — if we rise from our com- party in modern history has public restrooms, was temperature of the failed oid addiction seem most placent backsides and vote, ever deserved rebuking defeated by a transgender president’s ardent followers. exercised about the every election, every time. implicit stick in the eye to woman, Danica Roem. In There, Kruse found what “clowns” in the NFL who Trump lost the popular vote more. Nor has any party the GOP’s politics of resent- leader ever deserved spank- New Jersey, Atlantic County you’d expect: cognitive dis- kneel during the national by 3 million. So people like ment and exclusion. those in Johnstown do not ing more than Donald official John Carman, who sonance that would embar- anthem. “NFL,” says retiree In Hoboken, voters elect- outnumber the rest of us. posted a meme in January rass a toddler, toxic levels of Pam Schilling, stands for Trump, the boy president ed the first Sikh mayor in They simply outwork and whose backside voters deci- New Jersey history. Seattle asking if the women’s intolerance, and indestructi- “N-----s for life.” outvote us. sively, if tacitly, paddled. chose its first lesbian mayor, march would be over “in ble love for a man whose One would be hard- But there are still more of It is not simply that Provo its first woman, time for them to cook din- rants validate their rage, pressed to find more vivid us than there are of them. Democrats pummeled Charlotte its first African- ner,” lost his job to a their petulant sense of them- proof that if we intend to We are the majority, and it’s Republicans up one coast American woman. The new woman, Ashley Bennett. selves as a culture under take our country back, the past time we acted like it. and down another, winning mayor of St. Paul is an So some Democratic siege, victims of change. It rest of us — a term meant to Good things happen when two governorships and a African-American man — a euphoria just now would is an affection untethered by include the perhaps 17 prin- we do. slew of municipal and state first — while an openly certainly be understandable. reason. cipled conservatives who offices. Arguably more transgender black woman But keep in mind that while In one jaw-dropping pas- have so far managed to Leonard Pitts Jr. writes impressive was the way they will join the Minneapolis Trumpism might be walking sage, retired nurse Maggie escape Trump’s re-education for the Miami Herald. did it — with a rainbow of city council, yet another with a limp, it’s still walk- Frear concedes Trump has- camps — will have our Contact him at: candidates who served as an first. Ditto the election of an ing. Timely evidence of this n’t kept his promise to bring work cut out. You can’t per- [email protected]

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Church members Mexico man is facing his Springs for the first Sunday service “I guarantee they are dancing with at halftime at Floresville High will have to decide whether to 11th drunken-driving charge since a gunman stormed the First Jesus today.” School at Friday night’s game, in demolish the church, as some have after police say he led them Baptist Church a week earlier, killing Initially, the church had planned to tribute to the victims. said is likely, he said, but plans are in a high-speed chase — 10 more than two dozen people in the hold Sunday’s service at an adjacent Later Sunday, the First Baptist also being discussed to build a new hours following his release worst mass shooting in Texas history. community center, which can Church opened its doors for the first structure nearby. from jail on another DWI After an emotional sermon held accommodate a few dozen people. time since the shooting. The inside The gunman, Devin Patrick conviction. outdoors under a massive white tent, But when organizers realized hun- had been transformed into a memori- Kelley, went aisle to aisle looking for The Santa Fe New congregants and the public were dreds planned to attend, the service al with its walls, floor and pulpit victims and shot crying babies at Mexican reports police say invited to return to the church for the was moved to a massive white tent painted white. point-blank range, according to wit- 43-year-old Henry Gonzales first time since the tragedy. A chilling erected in a baseball field. Broken windows and ceiling tiles ness accounts. The dead ranged in led officers on a chase that memorial set up inside the church So many people turned up that the had been replaced and bullet holes age from 18 months to 77 years old. reached 75 mph on city included 26 white chairs — includ- tent’s side flaps had to be opened for filled. The church’s pews, the carpet About 20 people were wounded in streets in the early morning ing one for the unborn baby of a vic- an overflow crowd so that those who and all equipment had been the shooting. hours of Nov. 4. Police say tim who was pregnant — bearing couldn’t get a seat could see and hear removed. All that filled the space Kelley died of an apparent self- officers had to use a stun gun each victim’s name or nickname what was going on inside. Mark were the 26 white chairs, each with a inflicted gunshot wound after he was during the arrest. painted in gold. Collins, a previous pastor at First red rose tied to it except for one that shot and chased by two men who According to a criminal Pastor Frank Pomeroy shared his Baptist, said it was the largest gather- had a pink rose for the unborn baby. heard the gunfire at the church. complaint, there was an open personal heartache and a message ing in the church’s 100-year history. A line of about 85 people snaked Investigators have said the attack bottle of Crown Royal on the that the community bound together The front three rows were reserved from the church entrance and curved appeared to stem from a domestic passenger seat of Gonzales’ by faith can move past the evil that for survivors of the attack and the around the block, including people dispute involving Kelley and his car. attacked the church seven days earli- families of those killed. Many who traveled from as far away as the mother-in-law, who sometimes Gonzales last was convict- er. arrived early, as a steady rain fell on East Coast, said Collins, the church’s attended services at the church but ed of DWI for an incident in “Rather than choose darkness as the tarp roof, offering hugs to each former pastor who has returned to wasn’t there the day of the shooting. May 2016. In that case, that young man did that day, we other and prayers. help in the tragedy’s aftermath. Kelley had a history of domestic records show, he also led city choose life,” Pomeroy said during Congregants wept during the serv- Constructing the memorial wasn’t violence: He was given a bad con- police on a high-speed chase. the service, his voice cracking as he ice and a moving version of an easy decision, he said. Some duct discharge from the Air Force spoke about his 14-year-old daugh- “Amazing Grace,” led by three members have said they never want- after pleading guilty to assaulting his Authorities focus ter, Annabelle, who was among those singers and a man on guitar, as the ed to step foot inside the site, he said, first wife and stepson. on DNA in killing ALBUQUERQUE — Federal agents have obtained Ramped up security at Las Vegas marathon the DNA of a suspected drug dealer as part of an investi- By Regina Garcia Cano known for its partying atmos- pal.” friend of mine,” Reincke, 60, helicopter. Large city vehi- gation into in the death of a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS phere. Another half marathon par- said. “I’m running because cles were positioned at key 10-year-old Albuquerque With an American flag ticipant, Esther Reincke ran Cameron can’t. He loved run- intersections to prevent any- girl who was raped and dis- LAS VEGAS — Las Vegas pinned to his shirt, Ben to honor a friend who was ning and that’s kind of my one from driving onto the membered in her home. ramped up security for the Rumph, who lives in the Las killed during the massacre. connection to him. When I course. The Albuquerque Journal annual Rock ‘n’ Roll Vegas suburb of Henderson, Reincke said 28-year-old get my Vegas Strong shirt, Gilles Rubio prevailed on reports court and police Marathon, which was the first said he never considered can- Cameron Robinson, who she I’m going to have his name the men’s side Sunday with a records show the FBI set up major outdoor event on the celing his participation after described as a happy and somewhere front or back.” blistering time of two hours, “wicked smart” guy, had been The start of the marathon is an undercover narcotics Strip since the mass shooting. the shooting. The 80-year-old 38 minutes and four seconds. U.S. Navy veteran had part of her team in a 200-mile usually outside Mandalay investigation six weeks ago The city posted snipers and Americans Karel Burger and used a helicopter to watch for trained year-round to run the relay race last year. They both Bay, where Stephen Paddock with the goal of getting addi- Tyler Pence finished in sec- tional evidence in the slaying danger as tens of thousands half marathon for the 10th met while working for the unleashed gunfire from a of people participated in the time. city of Las Vegas. 32nd-floor suite. Because of ond and third place, respec- of Victoria Martens. tively, with times of 02:41.27 It’s part of a renewed race. Many wore T-shirts that “The shooting was an enti- “It is still hard to believe security concerns, the start and 02:43.55. focus by investigators on read “Vegas Strong,” in ty, an event, by itself. I was not only that this event hap- line was moved a mile north. whether a fourth adult was memory of the Oct. 1 attack. going to run whether that pened in our city, but for it to Capt. Andrew Walsh said Marisa Hird, also an present around the time the Some runners who picked happened or not,” Rumph hit home that close, he was about 350 officers were American, won the women’s girl was killed. up their race packages said. “I’m a veteran. I stood one of our co-workers and a working and were aided by a field with a time of 02:55.19. Investigators also want to Thursday at a convention up and raised my hand that I know what role metham- center mentioned defiance, would either kill some people phetamine might have strength and resilience among or be killed to protect what played in the child’s death. their reasons to take part in we have in this country. My Michelle Martens, the the event less than two decision is to do the same girl’s mother, her boyfriend months after the deadliest thing today. I don’t mean to Fabian Gonzales and his mass shooting in modern go kill or anything like that, cousin, Jessica Kelley, have U.S. history rattled a city but to stand up for that princi- been charged in the August 2016 death. They have pleaded not guilty. Congressional hopeful arrested ALBUQUERQUE — A New Mexico man running for the state’s southern congres- sional seat as a Democrat has been arrested for stalking. KRQE-TV in Albuquerque reports that David Alcon was arrested Friday at an Albuquerque apartment com- plex after authorities had been searching for him for nearly two weeks. Santa Fe police issued a warrant for his arrest last month in connection with accusations that he sent graph- ic text messages to a woman he saw at a Halloween party. The woman told police that Alcon then stalked her outside her apartment. Alcon is one of four Democrats seeking the U.S. House seat now held by Republican Rep. Steve Pearce, who is running for governor. Alcon was previously con- victed of stalking a woman in 2007. Groups appeal plant dismissal FARMINGTON — Environmental groups are appealing the dismissal of their lawsuit that aimed to shut down a coal-fired power plant and adjacent mine near the Arizona-New Mexico border. The Daily Times of Farmington reports that the appeal was filed Thursday by Dine Citizens Against Ruining Our Environment, the San Juan Citizens Alliance, Center for Biological Diversity, Amigos Bravos and Sierra Club. The lawsuit targeted approval of a lease extension for the Navajo Mine and the Four Corners Power Plant, which for decades provided electricity to customers throughout the Southwest. A judge tossed the case since the mine is owned by a corporation created by the Navajo Nation, which makes it immune from such legal challenges.

— Wire reports PAGE 6A ✦ TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 2017 NATION/WORLD THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Trump choosing white men as judges at high rate By Catherine Lucey The shift could prove to be one of says. “But when you think of it ... that white man, and Barack Obama at dif- minorities and women on the courts. and Meghan Hoyer Trump’s most enduring legacies. has consequences 40 years out.” He ferent points nominated two black But even compared to his Republican These are lifetime appointments, and predicted at a recent Cabinet meeting, women, but none of those nominees predecessors, Trump’s nominees THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump has inherited both an unusual- “A big percentage of the court will be ever came to a vote in the Senate. stand out. So far, he has nominated the WASHINGTON — President ly high number of vacancies and an changed by this administration over a Trump has renominated Bush’s highest percentage of white judges in Donald Trump is nominating white aging population of judges. That puts very short period of time.” original choice: Thomas Farr, a pri- his first year since Ronald Reagan. If men to America’s federal courts at a him in position to significantly Advocates for putting more women vate attorney whose work defending he continues on his trend through his rate not seen in nearly 30 years, threat- reshape the courts that decide thou- and racial minorities on the bench North Carolina’s redistricting maps first term, he will be the first ening to reverse a slow transformation sands of civil rights, environmental, argue that courts that more closely and a voter identification law has Republican since Herbert Hoover to toward a judiciary that reflects the criminal justice and other disputes reflect the demographics of the popu- raised concerns among civil rights name fewer women and minorities to nation’s diversity. across the country. The White House lation ensure a broader range of view- advocates. the court than his GOP predecessor. So far, 91 percent of Trump’s nom- has been upfront about its plans to points and inspire greater confidence Kyle Barry, senior policy counsel The AP reviewed 58 nominees to inees are white, and 81 percent are quickly fill the seats with conserva- in judicial rulings. for the NAACP Legal Defense and lifetime positions on appellate and male, an Associated Press analysis has tives, and has made clear that judicial One court that has become a focus Educational Fund, said that when district courts, as well as the Supreme found. Three of every four are white philosophy tops any concerns about in the debate is the Eastern District of diversity is lacking, “there’s a clear Court, by the end of October. Fifty- men, with few African-Americans shrinking racial or gender diversity. North Carolina, a region that, despite perception where the courts are not a three are white, three are Asian- and Hispanics in the mix. The last Trump is anything but shy about his its sizeable black population, has place people can go and vindicate American, one is Hispanic and one is president to nominate a similarly plans, calling his imprint on the courts never had a black judge. A seat on that their civil rights.” African-American. There are 47 men homogenous group was George H.W. an “untold story” of his presidency. court has been open for more than a In recent decades, Democrats have and 11 women. Thirteen have won Bush. “Nobody wants to talk about it,” he decade. George W. Bush named a consistently named more racial Senate approval. FBI: Hate crimes rose for 2nd year in a row in 2016 By Sadie Gurman THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Hate crimes rose for the second straight year in 2016, with increases in attacks motivated by bias against blacks, Jews, Muslims and LGBT people, according to FBI statistics released Monday. There were more than 6,100 hate crimes last year, up about 5 percent over the previous year. In 2015 and 2016, that number was driven by crimes against people because of their race or eth- nicity. More than half the 4,229 racially motivated crimes were against black people, Xinhua: Raizer Zangana while 20 percent were against Injured people receive medical treatment in a hospital in Kirkuk, Iraq. An earthquake measuring 7.2 magnitude hit whites, the report shows. And Iraq's northern province of Sulaimaniyah on Sunday. Jews were targeted in more than half the 1,538 crimes that were motivated by reli- gion. Crimes fueled by bias against LGBT people rose Quake hits near Iran-Iraq border from 203 in 2015 to 234 last teams erected field hospitals to tend year. By Shashank Bengali The yearly report is the and Ramin Mostaghim to victims who were being brought on stretchers from collapsed build- most comprehensive LOS ANGELES TIMES accounting of hate crimes in ings. the U.S. But authorities have TEHRAN, Iran — Wailing sur- The Asr Iran news website report- long warned it is incomplete, collecting data on the prob- vivors crowded hospital emergency ed that Red Crescent rescue teams in part because it is based on lem. Attorney General Jeff rooms as rescue teams and sniffer pulled an infant from rubble in voluntary reporting by police Sessions has said it would be dogs combed through rubble for Sarpol-e Zahab on Monday morning agencies across the country. a top focus of his Justice bodies Monday following a power- and later rescued the baby’s mother, The numbers likely reflect Department. ful earthquake near the Iran-Iraq raising hope that some survivors an uptick recorded by civil On Monday, Sessions said border that killed more than 400 were clinging to life beneath col- rights groups in harassment the Justice Department is people and left thousands injured, lapsed buildings. and vandalism targeting awaiting a full report from a Iranian officials said. News video, nevertheless, showed Muslims, Jews, blacks and task force on steps it can take Behnam Saeedi, a spokesman for survivors openly lamenting in the streets of Kermanshah towns amid others amid the presidential to improve training for prose- Iran’s crisis management headquar- the wreckage of mid-rise apartment campaign, which included cutors and investigators, ters, told state-run Channel 6 news blocks whose facades had crumbled sharp rhetoric from boost data collection on hate that the death toll had risen to 407 Republican Donald Trump crimes and partner with local to the ground, as bulldozers worked dead, with 6,700 injured. to clear the streets. and others against immi- officials and communities. In Authorities in Kermanshah grants, especially Muslims. the meantime, Session said, By late afternoon, electricity had province in western Iran, the hard- been restored in 70 percent of There were 307 crimes the department can continue est-hit area, said Monday afternoon against Muslims in 2016, up to aggressively prosecute quake-affected areas, IRNA report- that 328 people had died in that ed. from 257 in 2015, which at people who violate the civil province alone, most in the town of the time was the highest num- rights of others. Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Sarpol-e Zahab, the IRNA news Ali Khamenei, ordered military ber since the aftermath of the “The Department of Justice agency reported. Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist is committed to ensuring that forces to rush to the quake-affected The magnitude 7.3 temblor late areas while President Hassan attacks. individuals can live without Sunday was centered 20 miles from In releasing the figures, the fear of being a victim of vio- Rouhani dispatched his vice presi- the eastern Iraqi city of Halabja, dent to make all medical and emer- FBI said hate crimes remain lent crime based on who they according to the U.S. Geological stores as goods tumbled off shelves. the “number one investiga- are, what they believe, or gency equipment available to assist Survey. Eight people were killed in “All schools and public buildings victims, Fars news agency reported. tive priority” of its civil rights how they worship,” Sessions Iraq and 425 injured, nearly all in are closed down and only the rescue unit and pledged to continue said in a statement. In Iran’s capital, Tehran, 300 the country’s northern Kurdish teams for electricity, phones and miles east of the epicenter, residents region, Iraqi media said, quoting hospitals are working,” Shahnaza felt the temblor but there apparently Red Cross figures. Azhtari, a resident of Kermanshah, was little damage apart from a few The quake caused damage that wrote on the Telegram online mes- cracks appearing in houses. contaminated drinking water sup- saging platform. Ali Moradi, a seismologist, told plies and knocked out electricity, In the town of Shahrak Elahiaye, Iranian television that several fore- phone and gas services across a wide newly built apartment blocks suf- shocks of magnitude 4.2 and greater area of Kermanshah, most of which fered broken walls and collapsed sent some frightened residents into is rural. Landslides and scores of ceilings, residents said. Resident the streets before midnight, which aftershocks delayed emergency Mehdi Sammeni said he and others meant fewer people were indoors crews and rattled residents as news slept in parks Sunday night, braving when the main quake struck. media broadcast urgent appeals for the cold. “If the main quake had struck at blood donations. In Sarpol-e Zahab, a town of midnight or the wee hours, the num- Iran’s state-run Press TV showed 50,000 people, relief workers hand- ber of dead could be much bigger,” images of shopkeepers rushing from ed out water. Medical emergency Moradi said. Another woman accuses George H.W. Bush

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS my mom and, while he was the encounter in the years falls on the lower waist of still standing there, I didn’t afterward. people with whom he takes HOUSTON — Another say anything. What does a Corrigan is at least the pictures.” Bush, who woman has stepped for- teenager say to the ex-pres- fifth woman to claim Bush served as president from ward to accuse former ident of the United States? groped her. Time reports 1989 to 1993, has vascular President George H.W. Like, ‘Hey dude, you that a sixth woman, a parkinsonism, a rare syn- Bush of inappropriately shouldn’t have touched me retired journalist in drome that mimics touching her. like that?”’ Pennsylvania, posted to Parkinson’s disease, and he Roslyn Corrigan told A spokesman for the 41st Facebook last month that uses a wheelchair for Time magazine that she president, Jim McGrath, Bush touched her from mobility. was 16 when Bush grabbed said in a statement Monday behind during a 2004 photo “To try to put people at her buttocks as she posed that Bush regrets any offen- opportunity. ease, the president routine- for a photo with him in sive actions. The stories came to light ly tells the same joke — 2003 at a gathering of CIA “George Bush simply after television actress and on occasion, he has officers north of Houston. does not have it in his heart Heather Lind said last patted women’s rears in She attended the event with to knowingly cause anyone month that Bush, now 93, what he intended to be a her mother and father, who distress, and he again apol- touched her from behind good-natured manner,” was an intelligence analyst. ogizes to anyone he offend- and told a dirty joke while McGrath said. “My initial action was ed during a photo op,” he they were posing for a 2014 Bush was standing along- absolute horror. I was real- said. photo. McGrath at the time side Corrigan for the photo ly, really confused,” she Time spoke with seven explained that Bush has taken in 2003. McGrath’s told the magazine. “The people who said they had been in a wheelchair for statement Monday did not first thing I did was look at been told by Corrigan about about five years “so his arm elaborate. Tuesday Nov. 14, 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Midwestern gets NCAA D-II playoff invite ❏ They will host Sioux Falls (9-2) in Wichita Falls, Texas on The ranking marked Eastern’s fifth week in the national Texas A&M-Commerce also given Saturday at 1 p.m. Central, noon Mountain time. poll. The 2017 season saw ENMU post its first eight-win Division II postseason nod from LSC. Texas A&M-Commerce also made it from the LCS. A&M- campaign since 2002, and the Greyhounds’ four road wins Commerce (9-1) will visit Winona State (10-1) on Saturday. were the most since their 2013 Lone Star Conference co- BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS The 8-2 Greyhounds are now awaiting a probable bowl championship season. Their four home victories this season bid. Attempts to reach ENMU head coach Kelley Lee PORTALES — What Eastern New Mexico pretty much were Eastern’s most since 2004. Monday night were unsuccessful. Eastern’s eight wins also enabled Lee to match a team knew Saturday night became official on Monday. After a strong performance in the season finale against record for a first-year head coach, a mark originally set by Midwestern State, by virtue of its 56-43 victory over Eastern on fourth-ranked Midwestern State, especially in the first half, Bill Kelly in the 1983 campaign. Saturday at Greyhound Stadium, won the Lone Star Conference. Eastern New Mexico University remained in the American Midwestern defensive coordinator Rich Renner — who Monday, as expected, the Mustangs (9-0) were the LSC Football Coaches Association national Top 25 poll. The team selected to compete in the NCAA Division II playoffs. Hounds dropped from 20th, but hung in the poll at 24th. PLAYOFFS on Page 3B No Saturday celebration for Hounds ❏ ENMU’s loss to Midwestern ends D-2 playoff hopes. By Peter Stein STAFF WRITER [email protected] PORTALES — There were two coronations as a result of Saturday’s Greyhounds Midwestern State-Eastern New Mexico football game, but only one that the Greyhounds were hoping for. With a blistering passing attack, Midwestern State crowned itself Lone Star Conference champion, beat- ing Eastern 56-43 at Greyhound Stadium to finish 8-0 in conference play, 9-0 overall in the regular season. Though in the Greyhounds’ defeat, Clovis High graduate and current ENMU senior Kamal Cass — with the help of his block- ers — crowned himself the school’s all-time leading rusher, amassing 276 yards on 38 carries, outdistancing previous record-holder Tom Correspondent photos: Christopher Cook Manley by 99 yards. Cass Above: ENMU junior Kody Washington (84) looks to head upfield after a reception in Saturday night’s Lone Star Conference showdown against ended the game with 4,301 Midwestern State. Below: Eastern quarterback Wyatt Strand picks up some of his 97 rushing yards in Saturday’s game. career rushing yards. He also topped his previous single- game career high by 44 yards and his single-game carries mark by one. As impressive as Cass’ rushing record is, Midwestern State’s confer- ence title was the night’s most impacting storyline. The Mustangs pushed for- ward after a September tragedy — the death of cor- nerback Robert Grays at the age of 19 due to injuries suf- fered from making a tackle. “I think under the circum- stances, it’s pretty special,” Midwestern head coach Bill Maskill said of his team’s LSC championship. Eastern had been hoping to climb into a tie atop the LSC standings and therefore keep itself in the conference title and NCAA playoff con- versations. With the former gone, the latter is likely gone with it. The Greyhounds are probably now bowl-bound. “I would certainly think so,” Eastern’s first-year head coach Kelley Lee said after his team had its six-game win streak snapped and dropped to 8-2 overall, 6-2 conference. “Our two losses are to top-eight teams. ... It would be very disappointing if we didn’t get a bowl bid.” Saturday’s game was a track meet in the first half, tied 28-all at halftime. But, were able to convert those And so it went during the 175 rushing yards, just two in the second half.” games. I’m glad he got that while Midwestern’s passing third-and-longs.” first half. A 25-yard touch- shy of tying Manley’s With the game still tied at record. I know the offensive attack continued clicking in Eastern had begun with a down pass from Rabb to record, three from shattering 28 and roughly 10 1/2 min- linemen are glad he got that the second half, the crackle, using the game’s Brandon Samson gave it. utes left in the third quarter, record. I think it meant more Mustangs’ defense did a lit- opening series to drive 73 Midwestern the lead. A 12- Both defenses, not just Cass took a rightside handoff to them than it did to him.” tle better job of containing yards for a touchdown on yard Cass touchdown run Midwestern’s, were in need — his 21st carry — and “He had a phenomenal Cass and the ENMU offense just five plays. Cass rushed tied it five seconds into the of halftime adjustments. The picked up three yards to night,” Maskill said. “I went during those final two peri- for all 73 of those yards, second quarter. Mustangs’ tweaks just hap- reach 178, the number he into the game thinking ods. including the three-yard cap- Paul Terry’s three-yard pened to work out a little needed to supplant Manley. there’s no way he’s going to Midwestern quarterback per into the end zone. Bailey scoring run put Eastern back better. With the contest so tight and get 178 yards. And he Layton Rabb did the worst Hale’s extra point made it a on top, still early in the sec- “We didn’t stop them,” so much riding on it, the plussed that by 100.” damage, passing for 383 7-0 game with 12:28 still to ond. Samson’s 16-yard Midwestern defensive coor- game wasn’t stopped. “Kamal, man, I’m telling yards and six touchdowns go in the first quarter. touchdown grab tied it again. dinator Rich Renner said. During a lengthy stoppage you, he’s so fast, elusive,” total, igniting a Mustangs The Mustangs’ answer Tayshaun Gary’s five-yard “We slowed them down, but later in the quarter, with Cass Renner said. “We didn’t attack that was actually out- came quickly, as they drove touchdown run gave ENMU it was a difference.” at 182 yards on 22 carries, have anybody who could gained by Eastern, 558-550 65 yards on just seven plays the lead yet again. Jerryl “We made some adjust- his record performance was slow him down.” overall. during their first possession, Yarbrough’s 25-yard touch- ments,” Maskill said. “We announced to the Greyhound As for the rest of “They have a really good which ended with a one-yard down catch knotted it up yet didn’t give up as many big, Stadium crowd. Saturday’s game, offense,” Lee said. “We Adrian Seales touchdown again. Ibriani’s fourth extra explosive plays in the second “He’s been a fantastic Midwestern went back ahead hoped to disrupt them a little run. Jaron Imbriani’s extra point was the last of a 35- half as we did in the first player for us,” Lee said later. with 6:41 left in the third bit. I think we did a few point tied it at 7 with 9:37 point second quarter. half. ... Our kids were a little “He’s a great young man. He times. We got ’em into a few remaining in the first quarter. Cass entered halftime with bit more assignment-sound always plays well in the big third-and-longs, but they HOUNDS on Page 3B PAGE 2B ✦ TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS WWhahatt’’ss onon TTVV Mixed results for Eastern hoops The Associated Press ¥ All Times Mountain BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS puts them in positions to make plays. The Hounds head to Monmouth, Our guys trusted each other and played Oregon, this week to take on Dixie College basketball ALBUQUERQUE — A day after great team defense to get big stops. This State and Azusa Pacific. Tipoff in both 4:30 p.m. — FS1, Nicholls St. at Villanova scoring three points on 1- is a huge team win for us. These guys matches is slated for 6 p.m. FS2, Cent. Connecticut St. at St. John’s of-3 shooting, Arcaim believe in each other and I see their joy Women fall to Fort Lewis 5 p.m. — BTN, Cleveland St. at Rutgers Lallemand posted a game- for one another when we compete.” In Colorado, Vivian Gray went off for high 17 points and came a ESPN, Duke vs. Michigan St., at Chicago Greyhounds The game, part of the RMAC-LSC 30 points and nine rebounds as Fort Lewis rebound short of a double- 6 p.m. — SEC, Lipscomb at Alabama challenge, evened the four-game series claimed a 71-54 win over the Hounds. double to help Eastern at two wins for each conference. Fort Astrea Reed added 17 for the 6:30 p.m. — FS1, Purdue at Marquette New Mexico take a 66-61 victory Sunday 7:30 p.m. — ESPN, Kansas vs. Kentucky, at Chicago Lewis and NMHU topped Western New Skyhawks (2-0), who led by as many as evening over New Mexico Highlands. Mexico in the other games. 22 in the fourth. College football The Greyhounds led nearly wire-to- 5 p.m. — ESPN2, Ohio at Akron Lallemand, a 6-foot-6 forward from Gray and Reed scored nine points in wire to start the season 2-0 for the first Naples, Florida, shot 6-of-12 from the field a 13-2 run over the final three minutes ESPNU, Cent. Michigan at Kent St. tie in three years and only the second NBA Basketball and 5-of-5 from the line while grabbing of the third quarter to pull away. time since 2003-04. nine rebounds and distributing one assist. The Hounds (0-2) had no double-fig- 6 p.m. — NBA, Toronto at Houston “This game was decided by physical- “Arcaim was incredible tonight,” ure scorers but balanced scoring, with NHL Hockey ity and rebounding,” ENMU coach Tres 6 p.m. — NBCSN, Washington at Nashville Segler said in a school release. “I was Segler said. “He is a guy we all believe in, five players between seven and nine Soccer incredibly proud of how our guys and I was so happy to watch him believe points. Shelby Jones had nine points 12:30 p.m. — ESPN2, International friendly, Germany vs. France, at blocked out, and we grabbed some huge more in his own offensive abilities.” and 12 boards to lead the Greyhounds, Cologne, Germany rebounds down the stretch that won us Lamarquis Thompson, who hit a who head back to Colorado Thursday to FS2, FIFA, World Cup 2018, qualifying, Ireland vs. Denmark, at Dublin the game. New Mexico Highlands has game-winning 3-pointer Saturday in an take on Colorado State-Pueblo. 1:30 p.m. — FS1, International friendly, Portugal vs. United States, at some great scorers and Coach Snow upset over Fort Lewis, posted 13 points Mikaehla Connor had seven points Leiria, Portugal and five rebounds in 30 minutes. and seven rebounds in 33 minutes. InIn briefbrief Carlos Beltran retires COREBOARD ALL TIMES MOUNTAIN • REPORT SCORES: 575-763-3431 HOUSTON — It took quite some time, but Carlos Beltran finally got there, winning a World Series title after S 20 seasons in the majors. Now he is leaving the Houston Astros and leaving base- Pacific Division Harding (8-3) at UIndy (11-0) 1985 — Ozzie Guillen, Chicago Basketball GP W L OT Pts GF GA Northwest Missouri State (9-2) at Ashland 1984 — Alvin Davis, Seattle ball, retiring after a career in which he was a nine-time All- Los Angeles 17 11 4 2 24 55 41 (10-1) 1983 — Ron Kittle, Chicago Star and was Rookie of the Year. The 40-year-old designat- NBA glance Vegas 16 10 5 1 21 57 46 Ouachita Baptist (9-2) at Ferris State (9-1) 1982 — Cal Ripken, Baltimore ed hitter and outfielder made the announcement Monday, EASTERN CONFERENCE San Jose 16 10 6 0 20 44 36 Colorado State-Pueblo (9-2) at Minnesota 1981 — Dave Righetti, New York 12 days after the Astros beat the Los Angeles Dodgers in Atlantic Division Calgary 16 9 7 0 18 44 46 State Mankato (11-0) 1980 — Joe Charbonneau, Cleveland Game 7 of the World Series. W L Pct GB Vancouver 17 8 7 2 18 43 46 Sioux Falls (9-2) at Midwestern State (9-0) 1979 — John Castino, Minnesota, and Boston 12 2 .857 — Anaheim 17 7 7 3 17 48 50 Texas A&M-Commerce (9-1) at Winona Alfredo Griffin, Toronto He announced his retirement in an essay written for The Toronto 7 5 .583 4 Edmonton 17 6 9 2 14 38 52 State (10-1) 1978 — Lou Whitaker, Detroit Players’ Tribune website. His story touched on what final- New York 7 6 .538 4 1/2 Arizona 19 2 14 3 7 45 75 1977 — Eddie Murray, Baltimore ly winning a championship meant to him. Philadelphia 6 6 .500 5 Second round 1976 — Mark Fidrych, Detroit “I realized early on that my purpose in this game was to Brooklyn 5 8 .385 6 1/2 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Saturday Nov. 25 1975 — Fred Lynn, Boston Southeast Division overtime loss. Top three teams in each divi- Findlay-Shepherd winner vs. California (Pa.)- 1974 — Mike Hargrove, Texas share knowledge with younger players and to give back to W L Pct GB sion and two wild cards per conference Assumption winner 1973 — Al Bumbry, Baltimore the game of baseball,” he wrote. “I always wanted to do Washington 8 5 .615 — advance to playoffs. West Chester-Shippensburg winner at 1972 — x-Carlton Fisk, Boston that — that, and be the best teammate I could possibly be. Orlando 8 5 .615 — Indiana (Pa.) 1971 — Chris Chambliss, Cleveland Over 20 years, I feel like I accomplished that. Miami 6 7 .462 2 Saturday’s Games West Georgia-Virginia State winner at West 1970 — Thurman Munson, New York N.Y. Rangers 4, Edmonton 2 Florida-Wingate winner 1969 — Lou Piniella, Kansas City “So whether we won or lost Game 7, I would have still been Charlotte 5 7 .417 2 1/2 Atlanta 2 11 .154 6 Ottawa 4, Colorado 3 Delta State-Bowie State winner at West 1968 — Stan Bahnsen, New York happy with my career. But it still feels nice to have a ring.” Central Division Montreal 2, Buffalo 1, OT Alabama 1967 — Rod Carew, Minnesota W L Pct GB Toronto 4, Boston 1 Harding-UIndy winner vs. Northwest Missouri 1966 — Tommie Agee, Chicago — Wire reports Detroit 10 3 .769 — Columbus 2, Detroit 1, SO State-Ashland winner 1965 — Curt Blefary, Baltimore Cleveland 7 7 .500 3 1/2 Minnesota 1, Philadelphia 0 Ouachita Baptist-Ferris State winner at Fort 1964 — Tony Oliva, Minnesota Milwaukee 6 6 .500 3 1/2 Chicago 4, Carolina 3, OT Hays State 1963 — Gary Peters, Chicago Indiana 6 8 .429 4 1/2 New Jersey 2, Florida 1 Colorado State-Pueblo-Minnesota State 1962 — Tom Tresh, New York Chicago 2 9 .182 7 N.Y. Islanders 5, St. Louis 2 Mankato winner vs. Sioux Falls-Midwestern 1961 — Don Schwall, Boston NFLNFL SStandingstandings Nashville 5, Pittsburgh 4, SO State winner 1960 — Ron Hansen, Baltimore Winnipeg 4, Arizona 1 Texas A&M-Commerce-Winona State win- 1959 — Bob Allison, Washington The Associated Press • All Times Mountain WESTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division San Jose 5, Vancouver 0 ner at Central Washington 1958 — Albie Pearson, Washington AMERICAN CONFERENCE W L Pct GB Sunday’s Games 1957 — Tony Kubek, New York New Jersey 7, Chicago 5 Quarterfinals East Houston 11 3 .786 — 1956 — Luis Aparicio, Chicago Washington 2, Edmonton 1, SO Saturday Dec. 2 1955 — Herb Score, Cleveland W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div San Antonio 8 5 .615 2 1/2 Memphis 7 5 .583 3 Tampa Bay at Anaheim, 8 p.m. TBD 1954 — Bob Grim, New York Semifinals New England 7 2 0 .778 257 195 3-2-0 4-0-0 4-1-0 3-1-0 1-0-0 New Orleans 7 6 .538 3 1/2 San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 1953 — Harvey Kuenn, Detroit Saturday Dec. 9 Buffalo 5 4 0 .556 184 196 4-1-0 1-3-0 3-2-0 2-2-0 1-1-0 Dallas 2 12 .143 9 Monday’s Games 1952 — Harry Byrd, Philadelphia Miami 4 4 0 .500 116 179 2-2-0 2-2-0 3-3-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 Northwest Division Carolina 5, Dallas 1 TBD 1951 — Gil McDougald, New York Championship N.Y.Jets 4 6 0 .400 201 222 3-2-0 1-4-0 4-4-0 0-2-0 2-3-0 W L Pct GB St. Louis at Calgary, late 1950 — Walt Dropo, Boston Today’s Games Saturday Dec. 16 South Denver 8 5 .615 — 1949 — Roy Sievers, St. Louis Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m. TBD, 6 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div Minnesota 7 5 .583 1/2 NL Rookies of the Year Portland 6 6 .500 1 1/2 Dallas at Florida, 5:30 p.m. Tennessee 6 3 0 .667 205 213 4-1-0 2-2-0 5-3-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 Columbus at Montreal, 5:30 p.m. Saturday prep summary x-unanimous Utah 6 7 .462 2 2017 — x-Cody Bellinger, Los Angeles Jacksonville 6 3 0 .667 226 134 3-2-0 3-1-0 6-2-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 Oklahoma City 6 7 .462 2 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Midwestern State 56, ENMU 43 Arizona at Winnipeg, 6 p.m. 2016 — x-Corey Seager, Los Angeles Houston 3 6 0 .333 236 241 2-3-0 1-3-0 3-4-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 Pacific Division Midwestern 14 14 7 21 — 58 Washington at Nashville, 6 p.m. 2015 — x-Kris Bryant, Chicago Indianapolis 3 7 0 .300 179 280 2-3-0 1-4-0 2-4-0 1-3-0 1-2-0 W L Pct GB Eastern NM 7 21 0 15 — 43 Vegas at Edmonton, 7 p.m. 2014 — Jacob deGrom, New York North Golden State 10 3 .769 — Scoring summary 2013 — Jose Fernandez, Miami L.A. Clippers 5 7 .417 4 1/2 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. First quarter W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div Wednesday’s Games 2012 — Bryce Harper, Washington Pittsburgh 7 2 0 .778 187 148 2-1-0 5-1-0 5-1-0 2-1-0 3-0-0 L.A. Lakers 5 8 .385 5 E — Kamal Cass 3 run (Bailey Hale kick), 2011 — x-Craig Kimbrel, Atlanta Phoenix 5 9 .357 5 1/2 Calgary at Detroit, 5:30 p.m. 12:28 Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 190 171 2-2-0 2-3-0 4-3-0 0-2-0 2-1-0 2010 — Buster Posey, San Francisco Sacramento 3 10 .231 7 N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, 6 p.m. M — Adrian Seales 1 run (Jaron Imbriani Cincinnati 3 6 0 .333 149 182 2-2-0 1-4-0 3-5-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 Boston at Anaheim, 8 p.m. 2009 — Chris Coghlan, Florida kick), 9:37 2008 — Geovany Soto, Chicago Cleveland 0 9 0 .000 143 240 0-5-0 0-4-0 0-7-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 Saturday’s Games M — Brandon Samson 25 pass from Layton 2007 — Ryan Braun, Milwaukee New Orleans 111, L.A. Clippers 103 West College football Rabb (Imbriani kick) 4:53 2006 — Hanley Ramirez, Florida Washington 113, Atlanta 94 W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div Second quarter 2005 — Ryan Howard, Philadelphia Houston 111, Memphis 96 Kansas City 6 3 0 .667 253 208 3-1-0 3-2-0 4-2-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 AP Top 25 Poll E — Cass 12 run (Hale kick), 14:55 2004 — Jason Bay, Pittsburgh New York 118, Sacramento 91 E — Paul Terry 3 run (Hale kick), 10:52 Oakland 4 5 0 .444 196 214 2-2-0 2-3-0 4-4-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 Through Nov. 12 2003 — Dontrelle Willis, Florida Cleveland 111, Dallas 104 M — Samson 16 pass from Rabb (Imbriani Record Pts Pvs 2002 — Jason Jennings, Colorado Denver 3 6 0 .333 166 239 3-2-0 0-4-0 2-4-0 1-2-0 2-2-0 Golden State 135, Philadelphia 114 kick), 8:33 1 Alabama(57) 10-0 1521 1 2001 — x-Albert Pujols, St. Louis L.A. Chargers 3 6 0 .333 167 172 1-3-0 2-3-0 2-5-0 1-1-0 2-2-0 Milwaukee 98, L.A. Lakers 90 E — Tayshaun Gary 5 run (Hale kick), 4:13 2 Miami (Fla.)(4) 9-0 1438 7 2000 — Rafael Furcal, Atlanta San Antonio 133, Chicago 94 M — Jerryl Yarbrough 25 pass from Rabb 3 Oklahoma 9-1 1367 5 1999 — Scott Williamson, Cincinnati Denver 125, Orlando 107 (Imbriani kick), 2:04 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 4 Clemson 9-1 1358 4 1998 — Kerry Wood, Chicago Phoenix 118, Minnesota 110 Third quarter East 5 Wisconsin 10-0 1322 6 1997 — x-Scott Rolen, Philadelphia Utah 114, Brooklyn 106 M — Yarbrough 10 pass from Rabb (Imbriani W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div 6 Auburn 8-2 1199 10 1996 — Todd Hollandsworth, Los Angeles Sunday’s Games kick), 6:41 7 Georgia 9-1 1151 2 1995 — Hideo Nomo, Los Angeles Philadelphia 8 1 0 .889 283 179 5-0-0 3-1-0 6-0-0 2-1-0 3-0-0 Boston 95, Toronto 94 E — FG Hale 33, 13:53 8 Ohio State 8-2 1036 11 1994 — x-Raul Mondesi, Los Angeles Dallas 5 4 0 .556 233 205 2-2-0 3-2-0 4-3-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 Detroit 112, Miami 103 M — Xavier Land 14 pass from Rabb 9 Notre Dame 8-2 1001 3 1993 — x-Mike Piazza, Los Angeles Washington 4 5 0 .444 207 232 2-3-0 2-2-0 3-4-0 1-1-0 0-3-0 Houston 118, Indiana 95 (Imbriani kick), 12:47 10 Oklahoma State 8-2 898 12 1992 — Eric Karros, Los Angeles N.Y.Giants 1 7 0 .125 129 207 0-4-0 1-3-0 0-6-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 Dallas at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. E — Cass 3 run (run failed), 10:03 11 TCU 8-2 875 8 1991 — Jeff Bagwell, Houston Monday’s Games M — Land 16 pass from Rabb (Imbriani kick), South 12 USC 9-2 866 15 1990 — Dave Justice, Atlanta Washington 110, Sacramento 92 7:46 W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div 13 Penn State 8-2 818 16 1989 — Jerome Walton, Chicago Cleveland 104, New York 101 M — Seales 81 run (Imbriani kick), 2:25 1988 — Chris Sabo, Cincinnati New Orleans 7 2 0 .778 268 165 3-1-0 4-1-0 5-1-0 2-1-0 2-0-0 Atlanta at New Orleans, late 14 UCF 9-0 807 14 E — D’Maujeric Tucker 3 run (pass failed), :34.7 Carolina 6 3 0 .667 168 159 2-2-0 4-1-0 4-3-0 2-0-0 2-1-0 Memphis at Milwaukee, late 15 Washington State 9-2 614 19 1987 — x-Benito Santiago, San Diego 1986 — Todd Worrell, St. Louis Atlanta 5 4 0 .556 197 179 2-2-0 3-2-0 4-1-0 1-3-0 0-1-0 L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, late 16 Washington 8-2 575 9 Game statistics 1985 — x-Vince Coleman, St. Louis Tampa Bay 3 6 0 .333 173 208 3-2-0 0-4-0 2-4-0 1-2-0 0-2-0 Minnesota at Utah, late 17 Mississippi State 7-3 492 18 Midw. ENMU 1984 — Dwight Gooden, New York Denver at Portland, late 18 Memphis 8-1 437 20 First Downs 27 27 North 1983 — Darryl Strawberry, New York Orlando at Golden State, late 19 Michigan 8-2 315 21 Rushes-Yards 22-167 72-433 W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div 1982 — Steve Sax, Los Angeles Philadelphia at L.A. Clippers, late 20 Stanford 7-3 287 NR Passing Yards 383 125 Minnesota 7 2 0 .778 217 165 4-1-0 3-1-0 5-1-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 1981 — Fernando Valenzuela, Los Angeles Today’s Games 21 LSU 7-3 276 NR Total Yards 550 558 1980 — Steve Howe, Los Angeles Detroit 5 4 0 .556 244 210 2-3-0 3-1-0 4-3-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 Boston at Brooklyn, 5:30 p.m. 22 Michigan State 7-3 259 13 Comp/Att/INT 28-46-0 7-10-0 1979 — Rick Sutcliffe, Los Angeles Green Bay 5 4 0 .556 204 207 3-2-0 2-2-0 4-4-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 Toronto at Houston, 6 p.m. 23 South Florida 8-1 236 22 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-2 1978 — Bob Horner, Atlanta Chicago 3 6 0 .333 150 194 2-3-0 1-3-0 1-6-0 2-0-0 0-3-0 San Antonio at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. 24 West Virginia 7-3 222 23 Punts-Avg. 3-35.7 3-48.3 1977 — Andre Dawson, Montreal Wednesday’s Games 25 North Carolina St 7-3 178 NR Penalties-yards 4-25 4-45 West 1976 — Pat Zachry, Cincinnati, and Butch W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div Sacramento at Atlanta, 5:30 p.m. Utah at New York, 5:30 p.m. Metzger, San Diego, tie L.A. Rams 7 2 0 .778 296 162 3-2-0 4-0-0 4-2-0 3-0-0 2-1-0 AFCA Division II Coaches Poll Individual statistics Washington at Miami, 5:30 p.m. Rushing — Midwestern State, Seales 9-120, 1975 — John Montefusco, San Francisco Seattle 6 3 0 .667 211 165 3-1-0 3-2-0 4-2-0 2-1-0 3-0-0 Chicago at Oklahoma City, 6 p.m. Through Nov. 12 Layton Rabb 6-35 Vincent Johnson 4-41. 1974 — Bake McBride, St. Louis Arizona 4 5 0 .444 155 223 2-2-0 2-3-0 3-5-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 Cleveland at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Record Pts Pvs Eastern New Mexico, Cass 38-276, Wyatt 1973 — Gary Matthews, San Francisco San Francisco 0 9 0 .000 143 239 0-4-0 0-5-0 0-8-0 0-1-0 0-4-0 Detroit at Milwaukee, 6 p.m. 1 Minnesota St. (22) 11-0 834 1 Strand 23-97, Terry 4-42, Tucker 3-4, Gary 2- 1972 — Jon Matlack, New York Indiana at Memphis, 6 p.m. 2 Shepherd (7) 10-0 800 2 14, Johnny Smith 2-0. 1971 — Earl Williams, Atlanta 1970 — Carl Morton, Montreal Thursday’s Game San Antonio at Minnesota, 6 p.m. 3 Indiana (Pa.) (2) 11-0 778 3 Passing — Midwestern State, Rabb 28-46-0- Toronto at New Orleans, 6 p.m. 4 Fort Hays St. (3) 11-0 730 5 1969 — Ted Sizemore, Los Angeles Seattle 22, Arizona 16 383. Eastern New Mexico, Strand 7-10-0-125. Orlando at Portland, 8 p.m. 5 Midwestern St. 9-0 720 4 Records — Midwestern State (9-0, 8-0). 1968 — Johnny Bench, Cincinnati Sunday’s Games Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. 6 Indianapolis 11-0 672 6 Eastern New Mexico 8-2 (6-2). 1967 — Tom Seaver, New York New Orleans 47, Buffalo 10 7 Central Washington 11-0 661 7 1966 — Tommy Helms, Cincinnati Green Bay 23, Chicago 16 Hockey 8Texas A&M-Commerce 9-1 602 T-8 1965 — Jim Lefebvre, Los Angeles Tampa Bay 15, N.Y.Jets 10 9 Ashland 10-1 584 10 Baseball 1964 — Richie Allen, Philadelphia 1963 — Pete Rose, Cincinnati Detroit 38, Cleveland 24 10 Ferris St. 9-1 542 11 NHL glance AL Rookies of the Year 1962 — Ken Hubbs, Chicago Pittsburgh 20, Indianapolis 17 11 Virginia St. 10-0 514 15 EASTERN CONFERENCE 12 Winona St. 10-1 471 17 x-unanimous 1961 — Billy Williams, Chicago Minnesota 38,Washington 30 Atlantic Division 13Northwest Missouri St.9-2 359 18 2017 — x-Aaron Judge, New York 1960 — Frank Howard, Los Angeles Tennessee 24, Cincinnati 20 GP W L OT Pts GF GA 14 Bowie St. 9-1 353 19 2016 — Michael Fulmer, Detroit 1959 — x-Willie McCovey, San Francisco Jacksonville 20, L.A. Chargers 17, OT Tampa Bay 18 14 2 2 30 71 46 15 Assumption 9-1 333 T-8 2015 — Carlos Correa, Houston 1958 — x-Orlando Cepeda, San Francisco L.A. Rams 33, Houston 7 Toronto 19 12 7 0 24 72 63 16 Wingate 9-1 285 12 2014 — x-Jose Abreu, Chicago 1957 — Jack Sanford, Philadelphia Atlanta 27, Dallas 7 Ottawa 16 8 3 5 21 59 53 17 West Alabama 9-2 272 22 2013 — Wil Myers, Tampa Bay 1956 — x-Frank Robinson, Cincinnati 1955 — Bill Virdon, St. Louis San Francisco 31, N.Y.Giants 21 Detroit 18 8 8 2 18 49 51 18 Sioux Falls 9-2 268 13 2012 — x-Mike Trout, Los Angeles Montreal 18 8 9 1 17 46 61 19 Shippensburg 10-1 261 25 2011 — Jeremy Hellickson, Tampa Bay 1954 — Wally Moon, St. Louis New England 41, Denver 16 Boston 16 6 6 4 16 44 51 20Colorado St.-Pueblo 9-2 223 23 2010 — Neftali Feliz, Texas 1953 — Jim Gilliam, Brooklyn Open: Kansas City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Oakland Buffalo 17 5 9 3 13 40 60 21 Humboldt St. 8-2 174 16 2009 — Andrew Bailey, Oakland 1952 — Joe Black, Brooklyn Monday’s Game Florida 16 5 9 2 12 53 62 22 Colorado Mesa 9-2 147 14 2008 — x-Evan Longoria, Tampa Bay 1951 — Willie Mays, New York Miami at Carolina, late Metropolitan Division 23 Minnesota-Duluth 9-2 108 NR 2007 — Dustin Pedroia, Boston 1950 — Sam Jethroe, Boston Thursday, Nov. 16 GP W L OT Pts GF GA 24Eastern New Mexico 8-2 90 20 2006 — Justin Verlander, Detroit 1949 — Don Newcombe, Brooklyn Tennessee at Pittsburgh, 6:25 p.m. New Jersey 17 11 4 2 24 61 54 25 Ouachita Baptist 9-2 72 NR 2005 — Huston Street, Oakland 1948 — Alvin Dark, Boston Washington 18 10 7 1 21 53 53 2004 — Bobby Crosby, Oakland 1947 — Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Sunday, Nov. 19 Columbus 18 10 7 1 21 55 50 Others Receiving Votes: Findlay, 49; 2003 — Angel Berroa, Kansas City Baltimore at Green Bay, 11 a.m. Pittsburgh 19 9 7 3 21 50 68 California (Pa.), 40; Catawba, 35; Grand Valley 2002 — Eric Hinske, Toronto NOTE: One player was selected as Major Arizona at Houston, 11 a.m. N.Y. Islanders 17 9 6 2 20 60 55 St., 18; Delta St., 12; West Georgia, 10; Azusa 2001 — Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle League Rookie of the Year in 1947 and 1948. Tampa Bay at Miami, 11 a.m. N.Y. Rangers 18 9 7 2 20 60 59 Pacific, 9; Harding, 9; Slippery Rock, 4; West 2000 — Kazuhiro Sasaki, Seattle The policy of naming a player from each Washington at New Orleans, 11 a.m. Carolina 16 7 5 4 18 46 44 Florida, 4; Central Missouri, 3; Kutztown, 1; 1999 — Carlos Beltran, Kansas City league was inaugurated in 1949. Jacksonville at Cleveland, 11 a.m. Philadelphia 17 8 7 2 18 50 45 LIU-Post, 1; Ohio Dominican, 1; Tuskegee, 1. 1998 — Ben Grieve, Oakland 1997 — x-Nomar Garciaparra, Boston Detroit at Chicago, 11 a.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE 1996 — x-Derek Jeter, New York Transactions L.A. Rams at Minnesota, 11 a.m. Central Division Division II playoff schedule 1995 — Marty Cordova, Minnesota Kansas City at N.Y.Giants, 11 a.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA First round 1994 — Bob Hamelin, Kansas City Monday Buffalo at L.A. Chargers, 2:05 p.m. St. Louis 18 13 4 1 27 58 44 Saturday Nov. 18 1993 — x-Tim Salmon, California BASEBALL New England vs Oakland at Mexico City, Mexico, 2:25 p.m. Winnipeg 16 9 4 3 21 52 46 All games 1 p.m. local time 1992 — Pat Listach, Milwaukee American League Cincinnati at Denver, 2:25 p.m. Nashville 16 9 5 2 20 45 46 Findlay (9-2) at Shepherd (10-0) 1991 — Chuck Knoblauch, Minnesota BOSTON RED SOX — Named Craig Dallas 17 9 8 0 18 48 48 California (Pa.) (9-2) at Assumption (9-1) Bjornson bullpen coach. Philadelphia at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. 1990 — x-Sandy Alomar, Jr., Cleveland Chicago 18 8 8 2 18 53 49 West Chester (8-3) at Shippensburg (10-1) 1989 — Gregg Olson, Baltimore HOUSTON ASTROS — OF-DH Carlos Open: Indianapolis, San Francisco, Carolina, N.Y.Jets Colorado 16 8 7 1 17 54 55 West Georgia (8-3) at Virginia State (9-0) 1988 — Walt Weiss, Oakland Beltran announced his retirement. Named Jeff Monday, Nov. 20 Minnesota 16 7 7 2 16 46 44 West Florida (7-3) at Wingate (9-1) 1987 — x-Mark McGwire, Oakland Albert second hitting coach, Alex Cintron first Atlanta at Seattle, 6:30 p.m. Delta State (8-3) at Bowie State (9-1) 1986 — Jose Canseco, Oakland base coach and Doug White bullpen coach. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B FOOTBALL Standings PLAYERS OF THE WEEK & Schedule OFFENSIVE for his career, eclipsing the record of 4,202 set SPECIAL TEAMS Football Layton Rabb, Midwestern State University, by Tom Manley in 1976. Cass carried the ball on Kristov Martinez, Texas A&M University- School LSC Pct. All Pct. Streak JR, QB, Llano, Texas, Llano HS ENMU's first five plays from scrimmage and Commerce, JR, K, Edinburg, Texas, Edinburg HS Midwestern State 8-0 1.000 9-0 1.000 W9 Rabb tied a school record with six touchdown accumulated 73 yards on that drive alone. On a Martinez scored 15 points in the No. 8 Lions' Texas A&M-Commerce 7-1 0.875 9-1 0.900 W5 passes while throwing for 393 yards to lead No. career-high 38 carries, the senior fullback aver- 33-21 over Tarleton, becoming the school's all- Eastern New Mexico 6-2 0.750 8-2 0.800 L1 4-ranked Midwestern State to a 56-43 win over aged an incredible 7.3 yards. time leader in scoring in the process. He made Angelo State 4-4 0.500 6-4 0.600 W3 No. 20 Eastern New Mexico Saturday night DEFENSIVE field goals of 24, 39, 42, and 35 yards in the Tarleton State 4-4 0.500 6-5 0.545 L2 Greyhound Stadium. The win clinched MSU's Kieston Carter, Texas A&M University- game. His four field goals in a game ties an Western New Mexico 3-5 0.375 4-7 0.364 W2 fourth Lone Star Conference championship and Commerce, SR, DE, Mexia, Texas, Mexia HS A&M-Commerce record. He now has 289 Texas A&M-Kingsville 2-6 0.250 4-7 0.364 W1 first outright league title since 2011. The Llano Carter was key for the Lions' defense as they points, breaking a school record that has stood West Texas A&M 1-7 0.125 3-8 0.273 L4 native completed 29-of-47 passes with a pair of wrapped up their 9-1 season with a 33-21 win since 1993. His 160 career PATs is a school UT Permian Basin 1-7 0.125 2-9 0.182 L3 touchdown strikes to Xavier Land, Brandon over Tarleton. He had five tackles with two record and he ranks second in school history Last week Sampson and Jerryl Yarbrough. The six passing important tackles for loss and forced a fumble to with 43 career field goals. The four field goals in Saturday touchdowns matches the most in NCAA lead an opportunistic Lion defensive effort, a game is the second most in NCAA Division II Midwestern State 56, Eastern New Mexico 43 Division II this season. which limited Tarleton to 272 yards. this season. Western New Mexico 21,West Texas A&M 17 ENMU nominee: Kamal Texas A&M-Commerce 33,Tarleton State 21 Cass rushed for a career- ENMU nominee: Toby ENMU nominee: Bailey Angelo State 74, UT-Permian Basin 24 Texas A&M-Kingsville 38,William Jewell 34 best and Lone Star Amadi, made eight tackles Hale, kicked a 31-yard field Conference season-high for the Eastern New Mexico goal to finish with seven This week 276 yards and scored three University football team points against fourth-ranked touchdowns against fourth- against fourth-ranked Midwestern State. He also Division II first-round playoffs ranked Midwestern State Midwestern State. He also Saturday on Saturday night. The per- broke up two pass had five touchbacks on Texas A&M Commerce at Winona State, noon formance gives him an attempts, including a third- seven kickoffs to finish the Sioux Falls at Midwestern State, noon season with 34. Cass ENMU record 4,301 yards Amadi down stop. Hale Cowboys need really fast fix ❏ least to have a competition Missing players between those two in prac- could be problem tice this week before facing the Eagles (8-1), who can for home stretch. virtually wrap up the divi- By Schuyler Dixon sion title with a win. “I’m not going to lose con- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fidence in any of them from FRISCO, Texas — Ezekiel one game,” Prescott said. Elliott will “As I said, I’m not going to miss at least put everything on them. I’m the next three going to look back at the games depend- film and see what we ing on the next could’ve done better as a legal round in unit.” Cowboys the Dallas Clayborn and his fellow Cowboys run- defensive linemen might ning back’s fight over his have had more focus on six-game suspension for Prescott because they didn’t alleged domestic violence. have to worry as much about It’s likely the same for the Dallas running game kicker Dan Bailey because without Elliott. And besides of a groin injury, and could that, Elliott is considered a be another game or two for strong pass-blocker. Pro Bowl left tackle Tyron Alfred Morris didn’t show Smith (groin, back) and 2016 much beyond a 20-yard run, All-Pro linebacker Sean Lee and Dallas’ 1,000-yard rush- after he tweaked a hamstring er from 2015, Darren in the 27-7 loss at Atlanta on McFadden, didn’t get a Sunday. chance to show anything in The absence of four of the the first game he was active most important Cowboys this season. McFadden was showed up in various ways dropped for a 2-yard loss on against the Falcons, and rais- es questions about the his only carry. defending NFC East champi- The Cowboys will have to ons staying in contention think about whether to mix with division-leading and match their approach in Philadelphia visiting Sunday the backfield as well. Elliott night. has another court hearing “When you have really Dec. 1, with a chance for a good players, some of the ruling before what is sup- best in the league and they’re posed to be the fifth game of not out there, certainly that his suspension Dec. 10 at the makes a difference,” tight New York Giants. end Jason Witten said. “We “We didn’t get it done believe in our system of today, and I feel like it’s my football offensively and fault,” said Morris, who had defensively. It’s harder when 53 yards on 11 carries. your key players aren’t out “That’s OK. We will get there.” back to the drawing board The most glaring absence and learn from this game. was Smith: Replacement Next week we will come out Chaz Green gave up five of swinging a little sooner.” Adrian Clayborn’s franchise- Lee left with his injury late record six sacks for Atlanta. in the first quarter, and the Green was benched for Cowboys gave up touch- Byron Bell, who gave up the downs on three straight last one. The Cowboys, who drives not counting a brief allowed eight sacks of Dak Atlanta possession that Prescott, had never given up ended at halftime. The more than four to one player Falcons faced just four third in a game. downs on those drives, con- Dallas (5-4) figures at verting all of them. right man for this job,” Playoffs Renner said of Lee. “He and I both look forward to this From Page 1B game because we both chal- has squared off against Lee lenge each other so much. ... for the past six seasons, five He’s remarkable. I can’t say of which with Lee serving as enough about Coach Kelley ENMU offensive coordinator Lee. ... He’s just a class-act — figuratively tipped his hat to Lee after Saturday’s game. guy, and it’s hard to find a “This man right here is the guy like that in this profes- sion.”

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Con- 762-2101 WAGE LEVEL: $13.82 201 W Brady tact: Email resume to MIN to MID $17.28 [email protected] PER HOUR DOE/DOQ FULL TIME JOB OPPORTUNITY DEPARTMENT: JUVE- CURRY COUNTY NILE DETENTION ABSTRACT CENTER WILDCAT Apply in person POSITION: DETENTION DRIVERS NEEDED 801 Pile St., Clovis. OFFICER Full Time $11.00/hr WAGE LEVEL: $13.82 762-2101 MIN to MID $17.28 201 W Brady VETERINARY PER HOUR DOE/DOQ ASSISTANT ENMRSH, INC. needed at Prairie Lake DEPARTMENT: DETEN- Veterinary Clinic. TION CENTER Immediate openings Looking for an individual POSITION: DETENTION with energy and pas- for Direct Support OFFICER Part Time, Professionals sion. Must be comfort- 19 HOURS OR able with companion full-time, part-time, LESS/WEEK, NO BEN- and flexible shifts WANT A JOB? animals, meet the pub- EFITS lic well and be very or- Legitimate job placement WAGE LEVEL: $13.82 ganized. Applicant must Also seeking Independent MIN to MID $17.28 AMERCIAN CAMPUS firms that work to fill have computer skills Living Support Staff, PER HOUR DOE/DOQ COMMUNITIES has specific positions cannot and a high school diplo- Job Coach, Family charge an up front fee. ma or equivalent. the following Service Coordinator/ Copies of the Position It’s the law. A public Please bring resume to: positions available: Developmental Specifications and 605 ARIZONA ST. •General Manager posi- Specialist, etc. service message from Qualifications are avail- Clovis, NM. tion available at a Por- Clovis Media Inc. and able at www.currycoun tales student housing • Annual retention bonus the Federal Trade ty.org. Please apply community. Experience • Health insurance online at www.curry in student/multi-family • Retirement plan county.org/job-open housing preferred. • Paid training ings/ •Temporary Maintenance • Paid time off Technician position • Paid holidays Curry County desires to available in Roswell. • Education assistance obtain the best possible Must have experience employees and affords in maintenance. Quali- Give 10% Give 100% Apply in person or at equal opportunities for fied candidates must enmrsh.org LOCAL DRIVERS Give 110% Give an hour. employment to all. Cur- pass a background/ NEEDED! ry County does not dis- drug screen. Comple- Think of we before me. 2700 E. 7th St., Clovis MUST HAVE CDL & criminate on the basis tive pay/benefits. EOE. CLEAN DRIVING United Way of Eastern 575.762.3718 New Mexico. of race, color, national Apply online at RECORD!! origin, sex, religion, age www.AmericanCampus. 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